harana, and this is about a seened a under a woman's window in. >> yes, it's very romantic. >> okay. the canes festival runs march 13th through the 24th. go to cammedia.org. we leave you now with the festival. thanks for watching. [ singing ]

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new bill that may let one community decide whether it wants to have gun shows. >> it's 8:30, sunday march 10th. thank you for joining us. i'm ann. it's 830 tomb, not 930time. >> if you wake up in a shock, we have the spring forward, i have done it before. make the call -- an apology. i'm film matire. welcome back. -- i'm phil matiere. >> final preparations are made for the conclave. there is no clear front runner. let's go to randall pinkston joining us from vatican city with more. good morning, randall. >> reporter: good morning. there is a lot of excitement and anticipation as cardinals prepare to go into the conclave on tuesday. the past six days, they're having what is known as general congregation, meeting, discussing church affairs, finance and management and the qualities they want in a new pope. today, the cardinals paused to

worship. boston cardinal sean o'malley led mass about three miles from the vatican. he is one of dozens of cardinals celebrating mass. catholics fill the pews knowing they might be watching the next pope. >> let pray the holy spirit will allow the church to choose a new pope who will confirm us in our faith and more visible. >> reporter: the cardinals the start the search for a new leader when the conclave begins on tuesday. final preparations are underway at the sistene chapel and jamming equipment is installed to prevent electronic eavesdropping. the election process itself is far from high-tech. the workers set up the chimney and stovele that burn white smoke alerting the world that there is a new pope. in the past century, no conclave has lasted more than five days, but this time, there is no clear front-runner and that has many catholics talking about how long this process

will take. >> i think it's going to take awhile. >> about two, three days. >> about six days. >> it's going to take a bit for timothy dolan to get elected. >> reporter: dolan and o'malley are possibilities. an american is not what locals in rome have in mind. [ speaking in native tongue ] [ through translator ] >> we're rooting for an italian he said. 115 cardinals will vote. the candidate who receives 2/3 of those votes will become the next pope. the first vote takes place tuesday afternoon. the results of the vote will be seen coming out of a smoke stack, the chimney behind me on the roof of thest iseen chapel. the white smoke would mean a pope would be selected. black smoke, that they will continue to vote. live in vatican city, i'm randall pinkston. back to you. >> and i realize that this is just speculation, what are the odds, in your opinion, of an american being selected?

>> i will join you in the speculation. that is what reporters here in rome have been doing the entire week. what we hear from vatican watchers is the longer it takes to make a slick, the greater a choice of an american. there is a voting bloc of italians, cardinals here, voting blocs from other parts of the world. the italians still control things. if they can't come to an agreement early on, then dolan, o'malley, americans would be fallbacks, second tier or third tee on the short list of possibilities. >> okay, the old brokered convention play. all right, randall, thank you so much for joining us live from the vatican. good morning. even with the new high prices, tickets are going fast for seats at the new 49er stadium. it's going to be open in 2013. >> three quarters, 68,500 seats are sold. the preparations and fans have spent $400 million on tickets, the most expensive seats are gone like the luxury boxes and

club seats at mid-field. average ticket prices are double those at candle stick. >> and this is really educating the people on the difference between candle stick and the new building. just the benefits and amenities, transportation, access, the amount of events the building could host as i am sure you're aware, we're bidding on a super bowl coming to the site in the near future. >> the 49ers say 70% of the tickets are return customers and for people with the -- without the big bucks, there are plans to spread out the cost of seat licenses over 10 years. construction of the new bay bridge crossed a major mileone yesterday. 136 concrete trucks went to work carrying more than 1200 cubic yards of concrete. that was poured on to the final deck section covering the length of three football fields n.2012, caltransmoved the lanes lightly to the south allowing the construction of the eastbound lanes. >> and with that westbound traffic out of the way, they

could demolish the original westbound lanes and finish this eastbound deck. we're happy to open it to the driving public at the same time. >> and the original plan would have opened the new span up to a half a year before the eastbound lanes and it's a $6.4 billion project that is expected to be completed in september. and we're counting the days until the new grand opening. kpix is your official station for the opening of the new bay bridge. in other bay area headlines, a recall election begins in the coastal community of half moon bay stemming from a fight over who should run the city's fire stations. backers of the recall want to throw out three board members of the protection district who voted to end the contract with calfire, the state agency in favor of turning over controls to the locals. critics say the local control is not -- has not worked well before and recall balloting continues through april 2 nd

is. on wednesday, san ramon residents will get to see plans for the new ramps and they're going to be for buses and car pools that are going to be handling the traffic to business centers. the $102 million projects aimed at easing traffic congestion in that area. and now this morning, the fresno county animal sanctuary where a volunteer was mauled to death by a lion and is going to reopen the first time since the attack. the area's called project survival cat haven and is going to hold a moment in silence at noon for the victim of that attack. it occurred wednesday when the 24-year-old diana hanson was attacked by the 450-pound lion named couscous. she was cleaning an enclosure. the lion was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies. and a sailing mishap off of the southern california coast has killed one person and delayed the rescue of four to five others. >> the u.s. coast guard crews from san diego were called out after a racing sailboat broke a

part in a surf near san clemente island. the crew issued amyday after the 32-foot sailboat's rudder sailed and the craft began drifting toward the rocky shore of san clemente island. after making it to shore, they were hoisted on to a coast guard helicopter and taken to the hospital, where one man was pronounced dead. the coast guard spokesperson said one of the survivors kept the situation from getting worse. >> and he mustered all of the survivors and got them all underneath one of the arrests that -- rats that was on the beach -- rafts on the beach. they were cold by the time they got to the beach. >> the crew initially declined help from the coast guard and other boaters and they requested a tow boat, instead, but eight-foot swells and high winds made that impossible. chuck hagel believes that american officials can work things out with gap leaders over the presence of u.s. commandos. >> hagel met with u.s. troops today and he was responding to an order by afghan president

karzai that u.s. special forces need to leave the province just outside of kabul. and that is because of allegations that the u.s. was working with the taliban and involved in tortures. this month, the comet should be visible to the naked eye. it can be seen in the northern hemisphere and you might be able to see it in the clear sunset sky on the western horizon. the best time to look for it is about 15 minutes after twilight. the debate over gun contl continues in the bay area. a new proposal to change gun shows in one bay area community. our conversation with state senator mark leno next. >> and a closer look at a homeless situation in the south bay and the challenges faced by people forced out of their tent city. >> this is ugly. this is ugly! oh, my goodness. >> and fists flying on the baseball diamond. the ball game brawl with any

traditional haggling. >> and as we have mostly sunny skies to start the day out, nice warm week ahead. the toner -- entire forecast after we look at some early going chilly temperatures. the forecast after the break. ,,,, >> as we look at the bay bridge, first opened on november 12th, 1936. the sunrise at 7:28. tonight, sunset, 7:13 p.m. ,,,,,,,,

canada was leading mexico ne to three in the ninth inning when a canadian player dropd down a bun . >> yikes. a brawl broke out during the world baseball classic. canada was leading mexico and dropped down the bunt. the mexican pitcher was offended by the play as he drove another canadian batter in the inning and you see the results of that. the police officers had to restore order on the field. seven players were e jected and fights were reported in the stands. >> people are watching. >> that's true. and we're watching our weather forecast now. it looks like it warm week ahead. >> and it's going to be nice. the temperatures, i know we need the rain. if we're not going to get the rain, the whipping in the world is not going to make a difference. the temperatures in the 70s and

there is some clouds. there is plenty of sunshine toward mount diab low, a lot of people mis-- mount diablo, a lot of people blame it on an old volcano. can you trigger a magnitude 7 at mount diablo. we'll wait and see. 38 degrees in concord; oakland, 43; livermore, 48; sfo, the airport, 44 degrees; san jose, 40 and santa rosa with 37 degrees. thanks for stopping by the cw this morning. appreciate it and in exchange, we'll tell you today's got plenty of sunshine and the high pressure that is over the eastern pacific begins to move toward the west coast and we have warming into the 70s this week. plenty of sunshine. to date, most of the readings are in the 60s. we'll nudge 70 in a few locations and 70s for the inland areas and the warmest spot for the bay area this

week. in the satellite loop, we have high clouds streaming over the pacific northwest. high pressure that is out of the pacific. nice today. sunny and warmer than yesterday and which is also gorgeous. a great saturday and if you're heading out of the bay area, the usual footprint of fog in the central valley. the numbers are in the 70s in sacramento and into fresno. 63, monterey and the bay area, 60 today. 64 degrees, 67 at liver mor; 69 at concord and the expended forecast. looking for plenty of sun this we and moving as warm as the upper 70s by wednesday. around the bay, the numbers are in the 70s as well and by next weekend, we'll finally begin to ease off the high pressure. the temperatures come into the 60s for the meantime. plenty of sunshine on the way today. have a great sunday. >> going to be a great day for sunday's street. and they going to be closed from 11 to 4:00 p.m. another gun buyback this weekend netted nearly 350

weapons, including a rocket launcher, believe it or not. the officials at the solano county fairgrounded the $30,000 of cash and gift cards were turned away and they got 100 bucks for this you wering -- turning them in and if you turned in an assault rifle, you got 200. the spokesperson said make sure the weapon selected will not be back on the streets. >> and as soon as we receive the weapons, we make sure they not stolen. if they're not stolen, we take them back. if we can, we will destroy them on scene. we will have armors here that will destroy them and they'll never be used again. >> the event was set to start at 10 yesterday morning but people started lining up as early as 7:00 a.m. and confirms about gun shows in the news right now, that includes an event happening at the cow palace. he wants to make it easier for officials in affect to stop the gun shows from happening. his new bill would require

approval from san francisco and san mateo county supervisors before any gun show could go on. >> that's right and this morning, i sat down with him and asked him point-blank if this is aimed at a ban or not. >> we're not trying to ban anything. we're saying as governor brown repeated throughout his administration, keep the decision-making closer to those who will be impacted by the decision made. >> and locate be honest here. >> yeah. >> you're out to ban the shows at the cow palace. you're saying rather than the the state doing it, we want to give the locals to the -- the power. my question is why? >> the bill will require the boards of supervisors of each county, even though the land is owned by the state, approve a resolutions saying we support a gun show. i can't this will you -- tell you who is going to be a record 40, 50 years from now and if there was a change of heart. >> cut to the chase. >> sure. >> and i want to know why is

that -- and all appear to be law-abiding, following the gun control laws in the state of california. why do you want them back? or is this a political statement in. >> i asked the question to your audience: raise your hand if you would like a gun show across the street from your home. raise the hand if you want a gun show across from the child's school. the neighborhood doesn't want it, why are we not listening to what the neighborhood wants? why are we the state imposing it in the community that doesn't want that. that is the point. >> okay, and if that was the critic of your proposal, i would say france is a place where you would clear dave's -- days in honor of porn stars, you hand out needles to drug addicts on demand and you draw the line here. you're making what the -- what is the logic? >> this is not me. i'm representing my constituents who don't want the gun shows and we're talking about neighborhoods that live in virtual war zones.

the highest rates of gun- related murders and incidents are in the neighborhoods. thy don't want the glamourization or the commercialization of guns write rite in their front yard. >> okay. >> and if the palace is controlled by the state. >> yes. >> why don't we move to have the state ban gun shows from the facility? >> we have tried that. arnold schwarzenegger vetoed a bill to do just that. this seems to be a more reasonable approach. it's about local control and this is just about local control. again, the governor's whole team of his administration, let the decision making be closer to the people affected by the diction. >> and this is interesting to note while we talk about guns and you want to ban them, the state had a program for picking up the guns illegally held by people, felons, sex offenders and mentally disturbed people. >> yes. >> and yet the legislature and governor stripped tensof

millions out of the fund in order to balance the budget. thanks to you, we got the money back. but what does this say to the arguments of people why don't we enforce the law now instead of putting restrictions on them? >> what we're doing at the gun show and cow palace has nothing to do with restricting gun ownership. you're talking about the fact that there were about 40,000 weapons, including over 1600 assault weapons, in the hands of people who can't -- [ indiscernible ] >> right. >> and it's the job of the department of justice and the attorney to confiscate the weapons. >> right. but the governor and the legislature stripped them of the funds j. we were using general fund money until's few years ago. a few years back we had to cut everything out of general fund spending. there is a pot of money that has over $25 million of surplus in it. >> right. >> the attorney can statitoriley use currently. >> i know. but you took that, you took the money and used it elsewhere and after newtown, came back and said we made a mistake. we have to give the money back.

>> no, no. we borrowed some money from at thaaccount. even without the money the general fund owes this account, the record of sale fund, accounts and there is tell a $25 million surplus. >> that proposal is obviously not going go over well with people concerned about gun rights and they're mobilized right now because of the political climb at-- climate. >> right, they're not in san francisco or san mateo, not the majority vote there. >> i think the unc people and part of southern california would be concerned about this specific measure because. >> and that is why i think, what you think is in the state legislature, possibly hitting a brick wall over two things. one, like you said, people in southern california or elsewhere saying if they can do it here, they can do it there. >> sure. >> and the second thing, if it's gun shows today, the rap shows tomorrow s it a car show down the line in is it something that the locals political say we don't want or it goes against our values, then they get to say what comes in and what doesn't in the

state facilities? that is the other question, too and some of this is political statement, i believe, by the senator to get attention on the gun issue. >> interesting debate about local control as well. coming up next. the alternatives to a massive tent city in san jose. why somesome people would rather camp outside than go to a shelter. next. the challenges for the homeless population in the south bay. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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after authorities shutdown a massive tent city. . welcome back. outreach coordinators are working with the homeless people in the south bay after a massive tent city was shut down. the san jose police cleared out the encampment on friday and warnings went out to 100 homeless people who were camping out there telling them it's time to move o. cleanup costs? they were estimated between 20 and $30,000. now, authorities say that they are about -- there are about 60 homeless camps in santa clara county alone. this stuck out because this was it was located near san jose- mineta international airport and got a lot of attention. >> certainly an eyesore, travelers can spot it from above. we talked to one person kicked out of the tent city. my first question to him, you're living her for a couple of months and how did you end up here? >> i think the miscontention story -- miscopsings for a lot of people is that people homeless choose to be. >> you don't choose to be.

this happens to you. i'm educated and there are other educated people around here. we grew up with moms and dads and christmas morning and this is what happens. we're fortunate to live in the bay area, the united states, in particular, you know. we have so much, we take so much for granted but a lot of people don't, myself included, save for the future. a little hiccup here and there and you can end up outside. >> so we know there are shelters available and the city said it's made beds available to every person living in this encampment. why not go there? >> if you added up all the beds that were available, they still have a shortcoming of about 2/3. there is one gentlemen out her -- gentleman out here who said with a thousand shelter beds and 6,000 people, not far off, and then you have the different shelters, some of them have hygiene problems, some of them have riffraff, some of them you just -- they not clean. >> the causes of homelessness

often alcoholism or mental illness. is that what you seeing amongst the people living here? >> it's a common footnote, but not everyone out here is like that. there are is an author and other people around here who came across the country in one form or another and get stuck here. not unlike request any other migration, you know. this has shades of port-au- prince all over it. you have a small disaster. this one's economic, and then you end up with people walking around looking like refugees inside the borders of the united states. >> that -- borders in the united states. >> he was able to find a room in one of his friend's mother's houses and he'll have temporary housing. that is a problem with a lot of folks. they find something temporary and end up back in the same situation. >> some of them, especially those outside, don't want to go into shelters. i have gone to those camps as well as you have time and time again, the feeling is that the shelters report safe, the people in there are sometimes even in more desperate straits

than the people on the tents. they have their own community out there and they want to keep it out there. >> and a lot of people don't want to follow the rules in the shelter. there is no drugs or alcohol and that is a problem for a lot of people, too. >> exactly. >> and there is a catch 22. some of the people in the tent cities are more, it would be more able to get out of homelessness than the people in the shelters. >> absolutely true. all eyes on vatican city this morning. >> that's right, the cardinals are getting ready to elect a new pope. next, we'll look at the preparations underway for that conclave. >> plus, the 49er faithful driving up ticket sales for the new stadium. wait until you hear how much mean some of the biggest fans are shelling out. ,, when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank.

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themselves away from the wod to elect a new pope. next - the technology deployed to prevent eavesdropping on the . church cardinals prepare to seal themselves away from the world to elect a new pope. next, the technology deployed to prevent eavesdropping on the conclave. >> we have sunshine, temperatures warming into the 70s. no wonder the mayor is thrilled about the san francisco bay area. we'll talk about the weather in a few minutes. >> i will be the first one to say i am lucky. and people are very inventor confident. we're going to take advantage of that. >> bragging rights for san francisco from the bay lights to the world series champs. the next big deal on the table for the city by the way. >> and welcome back to kpix5

this morning. the time is 9:00. check that. i'm phil matiere. >> and we have sprung forward overnight. i'm ann. thank you for starting your sunday here with us. we have a lot to talk about in the next half hour, including a super bowl bid that can give a boost to the entire bay area. >> and we have a sports them in this -- theme in this half hour. we have a super bowl and money ball coming to the warriors in '03. in the south bay, we have a wonder ball. >> yeah. >> a new soccer stall on the rise. >> they're comparing him to collin caprin. we're starting with the vatican. 30, officials at the vatican destroyed the -- . >> that's right, officials at the vatican destroyed the seals pope benedict xvi used on his paper. the act is sigitalinalled to end the -- signalled to end his papalsy. >> jamming equipment is installed to prevent electronic eavesdropping. the workers set up the chimney and stove that will eventually

burn white smoke alerting the world there is a new pope. >> and i think that is going to take awhile j. two or three days -- . >> two or three days. >> about six days. >> it's going to take a bit for timothy dolan to get elected. >> place your bets. catholics speculating how long the election process will take. no conclave sted -- lasted more than five days in the past century and there is no clear front runners, we'll see. we're almost a year into the construction of the 49ers home in santa clara. >> the new home and as the stadium is closer to opening in 2014, the team super bowl season appears to be helping build the momentum for sales and seats of luxury boxes. unlike them, the fans had to buy tickets to get in and the nude stadium will require fans to purchase seat licenses ahead ofime. as kpix's doppler knappn santa clara, ticket -- don knapp, in

santa clara, tickets are going fast. >> reporter: three quarters of the 68,500 seats are sold and the rest are going fast. >> really just educating the people to on the difference between candlestick and the new building, the benefits in the ammendments, transportation access, the amount of events the building could host. we're bidding on superbowls coming to the sight in the future. >> reporter: they spent 403 million in tickets and equal to the $850 million loan used for deconstruction. the most expensive seats are gone, like those in the half million luxury boxes and the $80,000 club seats medfield. he hopes to get in. >> are you going to pay twice the price at candlestick? >> i am. i am. i'm a big fan. it's unfortunate, you know, for the pocketbook, but it's worth it. >> reporter: the 49ers may have lost the super bowl, but the late season drive to get there

is credited with bringing in $100 million in sales on top of the previous years 3 million. at nearby benegin's grill, they talked to the patrons. >> they willing to put their house payments to have season tickets at the new stadium. >> reporter: the 49ers say 70% of those buying tickets are the ones who buy at candlestick and for those without the big bucks, the 49ers have a plan for them, too. >> they can finance over the course of 10 years, good for the life of the building. we feel there is a price point for every family. >> reporter: don knapp, kpix5. >> some 9er fans said they working out details of the ticket-buying plan and some may wind up shaverring the season tickets with a group of friends and family members buying in a pool. switching gears, heyward police are looking for two men who stole a lexus in and ran away with the child in the car. the driver ran in one direction after that crash and the

passenger with the injured child ran in a different direction. they saw the driver run into the house that is known by police for drug activity. no word on any arrests yet. and headlines around the bay. a construction milestone. 136 concrete trucks went to work yesterday carrying more than 1200 cubic yards of concrete. it was poured on to the final deck section covering the length of three football fields. it's a $6.4 billion project expected to be completed in september. san jose's minimum wage increase to $10 an hour takes affect tomorrow. the voters approved the measure in november by a 59% margin. the i initiative was introduced by san jose state students and a broad coalition of labor, non- profits and community groups. that is going to work with the business community to bring more shoppers and diners to san jose and they're hoping that more business will make up for that extra cost. >> okay. going to take a look at what is

left of homes that are being torn down along the massachusetts coast as a result of the latest storm. it's at plum island beach, a zone destruction where homes were smashed to pieces by the pounding surf and they littering the beach. they have put giant sand bags and concrete blogs to try to prevent it and ultimately, they proved ineffective. the state senator said more should have been done to protect the properties. >> when you see homes fallling into the ocean, clearly you feel that not enough was done and we should have done more. this is not a situation where we have done nothing. it's a situation where the totality of everything we have done hasn't been enough to protect these homes in this storm. >> plum island is a barrier beach that once had massive dunes of sand. it's clear now th years of powerful storms have taken their toll and they're not working anymore. all right, in other national news, defense secretary chuck hagel is meeting with karzai. >> he met with u.s. troops earlier and believed that

american officials can eventually work things out with afghan leaders over the perhaps of u.s. commandos. mr. karzai ordered them out of a province near the capital because of allegations the afghans working with u.s. teams were involved in torture. >> and at the white house, the sources say president obama is poised to select thomas perez as the next secretary of labor. perez is the head of the justice department civil rights division and is expected to have support from both organized labor and the hispanic community. the former labor secretary resigned in january as the terms changeed. meanwhile, the house is not making any official comment on the matter. >> can you find the first lady michelle obama on twitter tomorrow. she's going to be answering questions on her let's move initiative. that program is celebrating its third anniversary this year. the let's move initiative aims to solve the problem of childhood obesity within one rennulation -- generation. coming up, the bay area bid for the super bowl.

>> what the south bay area teenager learned from his mom that could make him the next supersoccer star. the n-b-a! e silico . >> that is what we're looking for. anything can you get. >> and it's like moneyball for the nba. how a silicon valley computer nerds are teaching athletes how to win. >> and what a nice sunday we have on tap for the bay area. plenty of sunshine. the numbers start out chilly and finish warm. wait until you see the week ahead. the forecast is after a break -- forecast is after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> mostly clear skies in the bay area, warming up into the 70s as we give you a shot of what civil engineers consider a marvel of the world. ,,,,,,,,

. welcome back. it's 9:11. are you feeling sleepy this morning? >> i set all of the clocks last night and in fact, about 7:00 last night and technologically, it felt light. i am filling spinning. -- feeling spunky. >> i hope you set your clocks before going to sleep. >> yes. >> i did it late in the afternoon yesterday. >> did you? >> i'm going to get used to it right now. >> good idea. >> i'm upping. didn't work for -- i'm yawning.

didn't work for me. >> mostly sunny skies in the bay area. a few low clouds around the east bay hills and a few patches of fog near the shoreline. other than that, look at that. the highest point in solano county, as we look out there to some blue skies and a few high clouds as well. right now, it's chilly. 44 degrees at concord, live ermore, 43 and 42 in santa rosa. the sun will set tonight and that is at 7:13 p.m. and this is how it looks in terms of the weather headlines. ocean beach, a sunny sunday ahead and the weather as well. the temps into the 70s this week and should be a nice beach day. as the high pressure moves in, this week the acts -- axis of the ridge moves closer to the west coast and, as a result, the things will warm up into the 70s and almost nudging upper 70s around livermore by wednesdaand you can see some low clouds in the central valley and then later in the day, the high clouds flowed in

over salineo -- salano and despite that, a clear day and tomorrow, lawrence carno and the morning crew should talk about mostly sunny skies. heading to the airport shouldn't be a problem tomorrow. sunny skies at sfo and a high of 65. new york with partly cloudy skies and chicago's into the 30s. in the bay area, san francisco topped out at 64 and scene for concord and the beach, 63 for pacifica and 67 in san jose. the pressure is on. the heat is on as well and temperatures into the mid-70s and that is cooling off into next weekend and looks high and dry and nice. >> yeah, no complaints on that front. >> okay. giants pitcher ryan vol killson is taking the mound. >> and saint mary's basketball team pulls off a painful win. kim has more in sports. >> reporter: after losing to mexico on friday, it was a

virtual must win for team, usa against italy. you had to like their chances with vegelsong on the mound. italy to a 2-0 lead. he settled in and retired 7 in a row, striking out the side and 4 innings plus and four strikeouts for the giants right- hander. the u.s. tied it at 2 and went ahead. team usa hands italy the first loss and they play canada later today. and the bucks in town against the former team, the warriors and mail walko dominated the second half. and that is another rough night for the home team, called for the foul. back-to-back losses for golden state, losing 103-93. and tiger woods owns the blue monster and finishes his day with one of the seven birdies. he has a four-shot lead over graham mcdowel into the final round and the 3-1 lead in o.t.

and tipped one into the nets and the game. the sharks lose in overtime to the blues, 4-3 and we save the bestfor last. saint mary's down by as many as 14 to san diego and brad waldo takes an elbow and loses a tooth and waldo picks up the tooth and wants to give it to randy bennett. the coach wanted no part of that and he stays there. hits one of the biggest 3s in the career and to overtime n. overtime, they managed to pull it out and to mitchell young. 12 assists for him and escaped and will have a date with gonzaga on monday night and that is a look at sports. see you at 5:30 tonight. >> and in keeping with the sports theme, it was a rough night for the warriors. they packed the house. >> and what fans didn't notice was the new system designed to help oakland learn from its

mistakes. joe vasquez explains it's changing the way they play in the nba. >> reporter: if it's true that team ball wins basketball games, the warriors knew techy teammate, a startup could prove to be a slam dunk. >> money ball for basketball. >> reporter: mo cap analytics founder said beyond the baskets and assists, tallied by the team's statistician, some of the most important movements happen away from the ball. >> they were able to extract hundreds of interactions. >> reporter: and all of those movements are captured, six small hd cameras positioned way up above the floor high up in the rafters. >> we used the coordinate data and built those algorithms allowing us to say when the screen was set. the players involved in the screen, the defense goes over- under, did they show and play it, did they blitz it? >> for example, who can forget harrison barns' monster dunk in november . >> and this is one second, 25

day of points per object per second. >> reporter: mocap's translating the numbers, representing every player's movement during the play. >> and this is the dunk we remember. brings the ball down and patiently sets up the pair and these are are caught in no man's land and sees it. >> the lamb, coaches can analyze what worked and what didn't. do certain plays work better on the right side than the left in does one player work slowly in the fourth quarter? the coaches can make real time adjustments during the game. >> and can give you the edge. >> that is what we're looking for. any edge we can get. >> reporter: the warriors signed with him last week, making him the first nba team to announce they're using the new high-tech analystics. >> we have an ability to map out things we couldn't before in the game and beyond pointing -- points, rebounds, and assists. that is a great, great future. >> reporter: joe vasquez, kpix.

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soccer star. cret to his success? a san jose teenager is on the verge of becoming the next international soccer star. >> the secret to his success, he tells kxif5s len ramirez, it might be what he learned from helping his mother. >> reporter: proudly wearing his team us michael jacobsenet, east san jose soccer star benjamin benji hoya got a hero's welcome at his high

school. as captain of the u.s. under 20 u.s. men's team, he nearly steered the red, white, and blue to an upset win over mexico in a pretournament final. hoya's goal was not enough and the usa lost in overtime but he won over many new fans and inspired his old teammates. >> he went through a rough road and made it. i am making the same road, too. >> reporter: he was born in the u.s. to mexican immigrant parents and his mother is a janitor learning -- helping her at night learning discipline and hard work. >> after school, i would go home, eat and come to work. i would come home at 1, 2 in the morning and do homework sometimes, not all of the time. >> reporter: he always had time for soccer and at 19, he turned pro. >> what was it like to see him play for the national team of the united states? >> you know, to be able is to to say he is a royal, takes my breath away. >> reporter: the vice president told him on his graduation date

to never forget where he came from and he hasn't, taking time to visit with students and teachers and share a little bit of what made him a success. >> there is going to be people who will bring you down. there is going to be people that say you can't do it and you're not good enough, but always leave that aside and listen to the family. the family is always going to be there to support you and follow your dreams. >> reporter: hoya has big dreams still. his main ambition is to represent the united states next year at the world cup in brazil n. san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. fans are comparing his right with kapernek with the 49ers. in san francisco, little leaguers kicked it off this weekend with a parade from the presidio and made their way to the districts. more than 120 teams are playing this year in san francisco alone, and that is a record.

san francisco -- feeling smoke about itself these days from the world champion giants to the spectacular daylight. >> and that is why we return to the former mayor willie brown and current mayor ed lee. okay, with all of this going on, you came in with the right time. the economy is on the right swing, the sports team championship, the tech dollars coming in. as mayors go, you're lucky. >> and i would be the first to say i am lucky, incredible lucky to be in the bay area and people are investor confident those days. >> and that is a building going crazy. how long can this last, mayor brown in in this one, the closer the nature of the product that is being forthcoming, it's different from imagining profits and you are producing profits. the best evidence of that is the people who finance the lights on the bridge. >> mayor lowe, what is the biggest challenge for the super

bowl? >> isolation othat and do you have what the envelope wants? they want a lot from the various cities to float this thing. >> all the things that go with it. hotel rooms, other attractions and places for people and venues for people to participate in. i don't know any of the other -- any other place in america that by 2015, '16, will be as equipped as mayor lee's time. >> how important is it to have those events coming? whether that be the america's cup, the super bowl and giants in. tourism is the number one industry. the biggest job creator for san francisco right now. >> and san francisco has to stay in the spotlight. >> and it always will. just total and completely naturally. she's a good looking woman. >> and we were talking about the bay bridge lights project. we heard they were on for 45 minutes last nit and there is some -- last night and there was a technical glitch. >> is it going to pop up again?

>> meanwhile. >> coming up, another look at the morning's top stories. >> and that includes catholic cardinals getting ready to elect's new pope and the preparations underway. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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vatican city now. they will start the search for a new leader when the conclave be on tuesday final preparatio are underway. good morning, welcome back. let's look at the top stories. >> the vatican cardinals are looking for a new leader starting on tuesday and final preparations are underway. >> a construction milestone at the new bay bridge. the concrete was poured on to the final deck section yesterday. the $6.4 billion projects expected to be completed in september. >> ticket sales brisk for seats in the new 49ers stadium in santa clara, three quarters of the nearly 70,000 seats are sold. the stadium is set